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From what I've been able to ascertain via the
Basel/Zurich STVA and other's experiences, any OEM wheels that are listed on the COC as being suitable for the vehicle do not need an additional certificate (the COC will give the sizes, not the wheel model). So maybe they were not listed on the COC?
I think the same applies for tyres as well - they should be listed on the COC. Perhaps because 'non-standard' sizes and rims affect speedo readings.
Ref non-OEM wheels - I've just imported a car from Germany with 3rd party alloys. I asked the Strassenverkehrsamt (SH) what was needed and they are happy to accept either a Swiss certificate (from the Swiss wheel importer - if there is one and I pay a fee) or the German equivalent (ABE) which should be provided by the dealer/garage supplying the wheels.
Note that for wheels sourced from Germany, a 'TUV' certificate is not sufficient.
Regards,
Stu